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DK2OM – Wolf Hadel Co-ordinator of IARUMS Region 1

Editor of the Newsletter

HB9CET – Peter Jost Vice Co-ordinator of IARUMS Region 1

August 2017

The 30 members of the IARUMS Region 1 Monitoring Team:

ARAT: 3V8CB – Ahmed ++ ARI: DH7SA – Salvatore ++ ARSK: 5Z4BV - Kamweti ++ DARC: DK2OM – Wolf ++ EARS: A61M – Obaid ++ ERASD: SU1SA – Sayed ++ HRS: 9A5DGZ – Gianluca ++ IARC: 4Z1AB – Amos ++ IRTS: EI3GYB - Michael KARS: 9K2RR – Faisal ++ MARL: 9H1M – Dominic ++ MRASZ: HA7PL - Laci ++ NARS: 5N9AYM – Yusuf ++ NRRL: LA4EU – Hans Arne ++ OEVSV: OE3GSA – Gerd ++ PZK: SP9BRP – Jan ++ RAL: OD5RI – Riri ++ REF: F5MIU – Francis ++ REP: CT4AN – Jose ++ ROARS: A41MA - Younis ++ RSGB: G0MGX - Mark ++ SARL: ZS6NS - James ++ SRAL: OH2BLU - Pekka ++ SSA – Ullmar ++ UBA: ON8IM – Ivan +++ URE: EB1TR - Fabian ++ USKA: HB9CET - Peter ++ VERON: PA2GRU - Dick ++ ZRS: S56ZDB – Darko ++ G3VZV – Graham (satellite) ++ TG9ADV – Jorge (Co-ordinator Region 2) ++ YB3PET – Titon (Co-ordinator Region 3) ++ DF8FE – (Webmaster assis.) ++ DL8AAM (ALE) ++ DJ7KG (BUOYS) ++ DF5SX (BC) ++ DARC (server support) ++ OD5TE (Hani) ++ VE6SH – Tim (IARU President) ++ 9K2RR – Faisal (EC-IARU-R1 ++ unofficial members: YO9RIJ – Petrica ++ ASTRA - DL1BDF - Mustapha ++ PTTs: BAKOM (Swiss) ++ OFCOM (UK) ++ Dutch AT ++ Austrian PTT

Part 1: News and infos Part 2: Detailed reports of the national co-ordinators Copyright © IARUMS Region 1 - DK2OM

Part 1: News and Infos 1. 5361.8 kHz (RF QRG) – primary user from Denmark – legal operation! A Stanag-4285 MIL-system appeared on our narrow band for few days. The system was operated by the Danish Navy in Aarhus. The transmissions were stopped on Aug. 28

th. Many thanks to the Danish Navy for leaving this

frequency! Please observe: The Danish Navy is a primary user! We have to respect primary users! Screenshot by DK2OM on August 18

th at 1257 UTC showing the situation on 5361.8 kHz RF.

5351.5 --------------------------------------------5361.8------------- 5366.5

The Stanag-4285 on 5361.8 kHz analysed by Wavecom W-Code. Parameters: PSK 8A – 2400 Bd – 2400 Hz shift 600 bps long and encrypted – screenshot: DK2OM

2. Australian OTH Radar Jorn on 5357 kHz – primary user The Australian OTH Radar Jorn was active on 5357 kHz on Aug.

7th at 2004 UTC. Parameters: FMOP - 10 sps

10 kHz wide – observe the intro tone!

5357 3. Chinese OTH Radars on 14 and 21 MHz We found several Chinese OTH Radars on 14 and 21 MHz, well known as “foghorns”. Parameters: 50 and 66.66 sweeps/sec and 10 kHz wide, in burst mode and often jumping – screenshot below by DK2OM – Aug. 1

st at 0856 UTC

14000 many spurious emissions 14310

4. Monitoring on 28 MHz Sporadic E-conditions allowed monitoring on 28 MHz from time to time. So we were not surprised to find again many illegal transmissions by fishery driftnet buoys. Locations: Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. Russian and (or) CIS taxis were still abusing our band in F3E (FM).

5. Miscellaneous or bad news: 7120.0 kHz – Radio Hargaysa Somalia – as usual 7140.0 kHz and 7180 kHz – Radio Eritrea and white noise QRM by Radio Ethiopia 14295.0 kHz - Radio Tajik (harmonic from 4765 kHz) – no change 18080.0 kHz – Sound of Hope – Taiwan – no change 21438.0 kHz – Russian Navy Sevastopol on A1A - as usual 28960.0 kHz – Radar Iran on burst mode - daily

6. Homepage IARU Region 1 http://www.iaru-r1.org/ Homepage IARUMS Region 1 http://www.iarums-r1.org Homepage IARUMS Region 2 http://www.iaru-r2.org/ Homepage IARUMS Region 3 http://iaru-r3.org/iaru-region-3-monitoring-system-newsletter/ Intruderlogger Region 1 http://peditio.net/intruder/bluechat.cgi ITU-Monitoring Reports http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-R/terrestrial/monitoring/Pages/Regular.aspx

Part 2: Detailed reports of the national Co-ordinators DD = day *** MM = month *** dly = daily *** vt = various times *** vd = various days *** BD = Baud *** SH = shift *** SP = spacing *** Mode = mode of transmission *** A3E = AM *** A1A = CW *** J3E-U = USB *** J3E-L = LSB *** FSK (F1B) = frequency shift keying *** PSK = phase shift keying *** OFDM = othogonal frequency division multiplex ALE (MIL-188-141A) = automatic link establishment *** MUX = multiplex *** Ui (unid) = unidentified *** Illicit = illegal * UiILL = unidentified illegal *** BC = broadcast *** MIL = military *** PTR = printer *** NGO = non governmental organization *** ITU = ITU country abbreviation ***

PRC = People´s Republic of China *** PLA = People´s Liberation Army *** MFA = Ministry of Foreign Affairs *** MOI = Ministry of Interior *** MOPO = Ministry of Public Order *** IARUMS = IARU Monitoring System *** UTC = Universal Time Coordinated *** PRF = pulse repetition frequency (radar) = sps ***

sps = sweeps/sec (radar systems) *** FMCW = frequency modulated continuous wave (OTH radars) FMOP = frequency modulation on pulse (OTH radars) *** 5BL = cyrillic 5 lettergroups

ARSK – Kenya – 5Z4BV (Kamweti)

H'd by kHz UTC dd mm ITU Identity MODE Details

ARSK 7000,00 vt near dly 8 Kenya ? J3E-l Swahili message net ARSK 7120,00 vt dly 8 Rep.of

Somalia Hargeisha A3E Broadcast

ARSK 7140,00 p.m. occasional 8 Ethiopia? ? A3E Jammer ARSK 7165,00 vt occasional 8 ? ? "OTHR" OTHR ARSK 7180,00 vt near dly 8 Eritrea ? A3E Broadcast

DARC 1 – Germany – DG0JBJ (Mario) – OTH radar intrusions DG0JBJ (Mario) observed 3 OTH radars on 40 m, 0 OTH radars on 20 m, 42 OTH radars on 17m, 11 OTH radars on 15 m and 8 OTH radars on 10 m in August 2017.

DARC 2 – Germany - DK2OM (Wolf)

FSK transmissions -> center frequency between mark and space PSK transmissions -> center QRG - ALE (MIL188-141A) -> USB QRG exclusive bands -> black – shared bands -> blue - voice traffic -> green - BC -> red SH = shift - SP = spread (radar) – SPS = sweeps/sec (radar)-> (aka PRF)

DK2OM kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE BD SH/SP DETAILS

DK2OM 3,5 – 50

MHz

1918 09 08 D QRM 3.5 - 50 MHz intentionally

disturbed by a neighbouring

LED lamp – daily - various

times

DK2OM 1812,0 2010 05 08 RUS USB LSB

14 tones – hyperbolic radio navigation system – BRAS3-/RS-10 – Kaliningrad – no carrier - daily, all day

DK2OM 1852,0 1942 29 08 I IPP USB Palermo Radio, weather reports DK2OM 1855,0 1941 29 08 I IQP USB San Benedetto Radio, weather

reports - daily DK2OM 1876,0 1940 29 08 I IQN USB Lampedusa Radio, weather

reports - daily DK2OM 1888,0 1940 29 08 I IPD USB Civitavecchia Radio, weather

reports - daily DK2OM 1896,5 ady dly 08 D PSK8 2400 2400 Stanag4285 – 600 bps long –

German Navy – daily, all day DK2OM 1925,0 1941 29 08 I IPL USB Livorno Radio, weather reports -

daily DK2OM 3500,0 1918 09 08 D QRM intentionally disturbed by a

neighbouring LED lamp with

S9

DK2OM 3503,5 vt dly 08 G no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE – “XSS” “XPU” “XJR” – British MIL Tascomm – vt, daily - legal!

DK2OM 3520,0 1835 20 08 E USB Spanish fishery DK2OM 3525,0 --- -- 08 F PSK4 75 5800 LINK11-CLEW on both

sidebands (5800 Hz wide) – area


of Marseille – legal! DK2OM 3527,0 2055 07 08 RUS F1B 50 200 Severomorsk - daily DK2OM 3531,0 2015 03 08 RUS REA4 N0N unclean carrier - RUS airforce

Moscow, ident: 1940 utc - daily DK2OM 3532,0 1840 21 08 F PSK4 75 5800 LINK11-CLEW on both

sidebands (5800 Hz wide) – area of Brest – legal!

DK2OM 3550,0 0730 dly 08 F A3E French amateurs not respecting

bandplans - daily

DK2OM 3550,0 vt vd 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “IU50” “IU52” “FN50” DK2OM 3550,7 -- -- 08 ISR PSK4

PSK8 75

2400 2400 2400

hybrid modem – ISR Navy – PSK4 parallel and PSK8 serial - legal operation!

DK2OM 3553,8 ady dly 08 TUR PSK8 2400 2400 Stanag4285 – 600 bps long -TUR MIL - Ankara – daily, all day - legal operation

DK2OM 3559,0 1934 22 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D - Kaliningrad DK2OM 3560,0 2014 31 08 E USB Spanish fishery DK2OM 3564,0 1936 22 08 BLR F1B 81 250 system 81-81 - Minsk DK2OM 3576,6 ady dly 08 I IZ3DVW A1A 3576.550 - uncoordinated beacon

– disturbing JT65 DK2OM 3585,0 ady dly 08 TWN HLL F1C 800 WX-fax Taiwan - 120 rpm, IOC

576, - daily, all day - legal! DK2OM 3586,0 1800 dly 08 G PSK2A 40 40 encrypted – every evening Great

Britain – purpose unknown DK2OM 3587,0 vt vd 08 E no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “TVV” “TXX” - Spanish

Guardia Civil DK2OM 3593,7 --- -- 08 RUS D A1A Cluster beacon – Sevastopol RUS

Navy – “RCV” DK2OM 3593,8 --- -- 08 RUS P A1A Cluster beacon – Kaliningrad

RUS Navy – “RMP” DK2OM 3593,9 --- -- 08 RUS S A1A Cluster beacon – Severomorsk

RUS Navy – „RIT“ DK2OM 3594,0 --- -- 08 RUS C A1A Cluster beacon C - Moscow RUS

Navy - “RIW” DK2OM 3594,2 --- -- 08 RUS F A1A Cluster beacon F - Vladivostok

RUS Navy - “RJS” DK2OM 3595,0 --- -- 08 RUS K A1A Cluster beacon - Petropavlovsk

Kamchatskiy - RUS Navy - Pacific fleet - “RCC”

DK2OM 3596,0 vt dly 08 SUI FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “HB9MHB - just for info! DK2OM 3596,0 vt dly 08 J FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “JH1ESB” – just for info! DK2OM 3617,0 vt dly 08 HRV 9A5EX FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A5EX” – HAM-ALE -

just for info DK2OM 3622,5 ady dly 08 J JMH F1C 800 Tokyo Meteo – 120 rpm – IOC

576 – daily, all day - legal!!! DK2OM 3642,0 ady dly 08 CHN A1A loop – DKG6 de 3A7D

Chinese military – daily, all day DK2OM 3649,0 vt vd 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BI20” PA20” DK2OM 3718,0 vt vd 08 FEa 7CJK A1A loop “7CJK” DK2OM 3720,0 vt dly 08 S FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “YU” “YT” “YV” “DZ” –

Swedish MIL DK2OM 3756,0 2000 dly 08 RUS A3E RUS MIL – channel marker –

Tuapse – East Black Sea – night QRG – daily – even audible in Japan

DK2OM 3757,0 ady dly 08 FEa RIS9 A1A “M8JF de RIS9” - loop DK2OM 3772,0 ady dly 08 FEa A4JC A1A “A4JC” - loop DK2OM 3777,0 vt dly 08 FEa A1A “M8JF de RIS9” – loop – dly DK2OM 3791,0 vt vd 08 D DK0ESD FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “DK0ESD” – daily - just

for info! DK2OM 3797,0 ady dly 08 FEa A1A “M8JF de RIS9” – loop DK2OM 5350,0 1925 25 08 E USB Spanish fishery – splattering up

- just for info

DK2OM 5351,5 1918 09 08 D QRM intentionally disturbed by a


S9


DK2OM 5352,9 1820 28 08 N0N carrier – long lasting DK2OM 5357,0 2000 07 08 AUS FMOP 10k OTH radar Australia – intro tone

– 10 sps DK2OM 5361,8

RF 1028 18 08 DNK PSK8A 2400 2400 Stanag-4285 – 600 bps long –

Danish Navy Aarhus - legal – primary user ! – finished 28.08.2017

DK2OM 6998,5 -- -- 08 POL FSK8

USB

125 1750 MIL-188-141A – “BU2” “OD6” “OL1” “SZ4” “ZE2” “MA3” until 7001.0 kHz – also voice traffic male and female - Polish MIL


neighbouring LED lamp

DK2OM 7001,5 -- --- 08 POL PSK8 2400 2400 RF QRG 6998.5 kHz – 7000.3 kHz center - MIL-188-110A – 600 / 300 bps short – Polish MIL

DK2OM 7010,0 vt vd 08 ALB no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “RS0” - Tirana DK2OM 7018,0 --- -- 08 RUS REA4 F1B 100 800 mostly idling – Russian

airforce Moscow – ident at full hour + 41 min. on F1A

DK2OM 7020,0 vt vd 08 ALB FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CS004A” “RS004D” “CS004” - daily

DK2OM 7020,0 1546 11 08 RUS F1B 75 250 Penza DK2OM 7026,0 1954 03 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) –

66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts DK2OM 7027,5 --- -- 08 UKR „V“ A1A beacon “V” – Kyiv DK2OM 7030,0 1730 06 08 FEa FMOP 32k Codar like ocean surface radar

2.6 sps – 7030 – 7062 kHz DK2OM 7030,0 1930 14 08 FEa FMOP 32k Codar like ocean surface radar

2.6 sps – 7030 – 7062 kHz DK2OM 7039,0 --- -- 08 RUS C A1A Cluster beacon C - Moscow RUS

Navy - “RIW” DK2OM 7039,2 --- -- 08 RUS F A1A Cluster beacon F - Vladivostok

RUS Navy - “RJS” DK2OM 7039,3 ---- -- 08 RUS D A1A Cluster beacon D Petropavlovsk

Kamchatskiy - RUS Navy - Pacific fleet - “RCC” - daily

DK2OM 7039,4 ady dly 08 RUS M A1A Cluster beacon M – Magadan RUS Navy – „RTS“

DK2OM 7040,0 ady dly 08 I A1A IZ3DVW – uncoordinated and

unwanted beacon

DK2OM 7040,5 vt dly 08 HRV FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A5EX” “9A0ALE” – just for info

DK2OM 7047,37 vt vd 08 D FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “DL0NOT” – just for info! DK2OM 7049,5 vt dly 08 HRV

G F

9A0ALE M1DFO F6BAZ

FSK8 125 1750 Amateur ALE, just for info! daily – various times

DK2OM 7050,0 vt dly 08 RUS

UKR

LSB music transmissions – private

war ?

DK2OM 7050,0 vt dly 08 KGZ FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “X” “810” “820615” “810698” – Kyrgyzstan MIL

DK2OM 7054,0 1927 14 08 FEa FMOP 32k Codar like ocean surface radar 2.6 sps – 7054 – 7086 kHz

DK2OM 7070,0 vt vd 08 GEO no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “MV” “244” “686” “334” “204” “571” – daily active

DK2OM 7088,0 1827 07 08 RUS F1B 75 200 Severomorsk DK2OM 7088,8 1756 02 08 S SL0FRO A1A 7088.830 kHz - cw-trainee,

Sweden - SL0FRO - just for info!

DK2OM 7089,8 --- -- 08 TUR CYP

PSK8 2400 2400 Link11 - SLEW – aircraft – west of Cyprus

DK2OM 7091,5 --- -- 08 KAZ „V“ A1A 7091.543 kHz - loop with spurious – ident “V” – Almaty - Kazakhstan

DK2OM 7099,5 vt dly 08 HRV 9A0ZG FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A0ZG” “9A5EX1P” “9A0OS” – daily - just for info!


DK2OM 7102,0 vt dly 08 TWN FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BV4AS” – just for info! DK2OM 7102,0 vt vd 08 HRV

SUI D

9A0MIL FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A3MIL” “9A2KS” “HB9MHB” “9A0ZG” “9A4OS” “DK0ESD” – just for info!

DK2OM 7102,0 vt dly 08 J FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “JH1ESB” – just for info! DK2OM 7110,0 vt dly 08 HRV 9A0ALE FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A0ALE” – just for info DK2OM 7112,0 1740 14 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D - Smolensk DK2OM 7117,0 --- -- 08 RUS REA4 F1B 100 1000 mostly idling – Russian airforce

Moscow – ident on CW at 1640 utc on the mark-QRG

DK2OM 7120,0 vt dly 08 SOM A3E 9k Radio Hargaysa – Somalia –

daily – even audible in

Australia and Japan

DK2OM 7122,0 1432 15 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D - Moscow DK2OM 7137,0 vt dly 08 TWN FSK8

LSB 125 1750 ALE, “ DEGDG” “DRYHD”

“DCOIY” “DSQLK” “DEIQW” “DETWY” Taiwanese navy – daily

DK2OM 7140,0 1615 10 08 ERI

ETH

A3E 9k Radio Eritrea disturbed by

Radio Ethiopia by white noise

emissions

DK2OM 7155,0 1819 16 08 FMOP 32k Codar like ocean surface radar 2.6 sps – 7155 – 7187 kHz

DK2OM 7180,0 1615 10 08 ERI

ETH

A3E 9k Radio Eritrea disturbed by

Radio Ethiopia by white noise

emissions

DK2OM 7183,0 vt dly 08 SUI FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “HB9MHB” – just for info! DK2OM 7184,0 0845 04 08 RUS PSK2 120 2600 AT3004D – submode idle –

Russian ship Baltic Sea DK2OM 7185,5 vt dly 08 D

HRV FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9A5EX” “DK0ESD” just

for info - daily DK2OM 7188,0 1440 15 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D – Rostov na Donu DK2OM 7198,0 1835 21 08 RUS PSK2 120 2600 AT3004D – submode idle -

Severomorsk DK2OM 10100,8 ady dly 08 D F1B 50 450 Baudot - German Weatherservice

– legal! DK2OM 10110,0 vt dly 08 SNG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CN6” “68” – Singapore

Navy - Changi Naval Base DK2OM 10112,0 --- -- 08 I PSK8A 2400 2400 Stanag-4285 – 600 bps long –

area of Rome - daily DK2OM 10113,0 vt vd 08 TUN no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “TUD” “STAT5”

“STAT154” DK2OM 10114,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BSF” “ZEN”

“CM2OR2” DK2OM 10114,8 0640 dly 08 RUS F1B 100 1000 CIS14 – Moscow - daily DK2OM 10115,0 vt dly 08 MRC no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “100” “114” “203” “XXZ”

– Western Sahara DK2OM 10116,5 --- -- 08 AFS F7D 54.3 2120 MHF50 – 33 tones - South

African navy DK2OM 10120,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CM6” “01012016” DK2OM 10123,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CM3” “COF” “BSF”

”CM2” “ESA” – Algerian Airforce

DK2OM 10129,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CM1” “CTF” “772” DK2OM 10136,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CM3” “BLD” “CNC”

“TF2” DK2OM 10144,0 ady dly 08 D DK0WCY A1A 10144.000 kHz - DK0WCY –

German aurora beacon – just

for info!

DK2OM 10145,5 vt dly 08 J JH1ESB FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “JH1ESB” - just for info - daily

DK2OM 10145,5 vt dly 08 TWN AUS

BV4AS FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BV4AS” “VK4SAA”– just for info!



S9


DK2OM 14018,5 0846 01 08 FEa F1B 600 600 DPRK-FSK 600 DK2OM 14100,0 vt dly 08 ALG no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “6206” “6204” “6212”

“6202” “6203” “6207” “6217” “MTL” “IJI” – Mauritanian border – daily, all day



S9

DK2OM 14108,0 1033 21 08 RUS DJQU A1A RUS MIL - area of Moscow – many spurious emissions

DK2OM 14109,0 vt dly 08 TWN HAM FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BV4AS” – daily - just for info!

DK2OM 14109,0 vt dly 08 INS HAM FSK8 120 1750 ALE, “YD0OXH” – just for info! DK2OM 14109,0 vt dly 08 S

HRV D

FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “SM3FXL” “9A4OS” “9A3BRV” “DK0ESD” - just for info!

DK2OM 14109,0 vt vd 08 J FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “JH1ESB” – just for info DK2OM 14110,0 1446 03 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) –

66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts DK2OM 14118,0 0840 01 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) –


66.66 sps – 7.6 sec bursts DK2OM 14150,0

RF 1413 14 08 IND PSK4A 75 2250 PRC4+4 – (8 x 75 Bd) - CHN

ship – Indian Ocean DK2OM 14153,5 1426 14 08 RUS F1B 600 600 DPRK-FSK 600 – DPRK emba

Moscow DK2OM 14160,0 vt dly 08 MRC FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “9204” “9228” “9236” DK2OM 14160,0 0838 02 08 RUS PSK2 120 2600 AT3004D – submode idle -

Sevastopol DK2OM 14171,0 1211 14 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D - Moscow DK2OM 14177,0 1015 06 08 RUS F1B 75 500 ship – area of Astrakhan DK2OM 14192,0 vt vd 08 RUS F1B 50

75 50

100 100

500 500 200 500 200

RUS navy Kaliningrad - daily

DK2OM 14201,8 0927 03 08 CHN PSK2 75 2200 PRC 16 tone modem – RF 14200.0 kHz - China – Shanghai - daily

DK2OM 14212,0 --- -- 08 UKR A3E female voice with encrypted msgs – figures – “SZRU” = Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine in Rivne – heard by M0ODV

DK2OM 14221,0 2035 04 08 KGZ F1B 50 200 CIS-50-50 - Bishkek – daily – – mostly idling

DK2OM 14227,0 0957 26 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) – 66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts

DK2OM 14243,5 0849 01 08 FEa F1B 600 600 DPRK-FSK 600 DK2OM 14260,0 vt dly 08 SRB YU1BI FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! DK2OM 14260,9 0850 03 08 RUS OFDM 35.55 2760 OFDM 60 – PSK8B - Moscow DK2OM 14272,0 --- -- 08 RUS RCV A1A RUS Navy Sevastopol DK2OM 14277,0 0856 02 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) –

66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts DK2OM 14295,0 vt dly 08 SRB YU1BI FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! DK2OM 14295,0 ady dly 08 TJK A3E 9k 3

rd from Radio Tajik on 4765

kHz – daily, all day

DK2OM 14324,0 0924 04 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) – 66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts – also 25.08.2017 at 0757 utc

DK2OM 14325,0 0901 27 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) – 63 sps – 3.8 sec bursts

DK2OM 14328,0 1439 03 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) – 66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts

DK2OM 14330,0 0808 13 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) – 66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts -


jumping DK2OM 14330,0 0908 27 08 CHN FMOP 10k Chinese OTH radar (foghorn) –


66.66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts - jumping

DK2OM 14340,0 --- -- 08 RUS PSK2A 120 2600 AT3004D – Vladivostok with spurious emissions +/- 35 kHz and +/- 70 kHz - daily

DK2OM 14346,0 vt dly 08 POR FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CT2IXQ” just for info – various times, daily

DK2OM 14348,0 vt dly 08 THA HS0ZEA A1A HS0ZEA beacon – 14347.950 kHz - every 5 minutes – daily - just for info!

DK2OM 14351,6 --- -- 08 E OFDM

PSK4A

30 2700 OFDM 73 + intro tone –

HFD+VL - experimental

transmissions – Las Palmas –

just for info!

DK2OM 18080,0 0730 daily 08 TWN A3E/BC Sound of Hope – Taiwan and

Chinese BC jammer – daily at

06 utc and later

DK2OM 18100,0 vt dly 08 MRC no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “A2” “A4” “A5” “A7” “S6” – “C3” “R3” “G401” “CD” “09“ “G2” “LG6” “G301” “ELJADIDNET4” - daily, various times

DK2OM 18106,0 vt vd 08 POR CT2GOY FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CT2GOY” – just for info! DK2OM 18106,2 vt dly 08 TWN FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “BV4AS” – just for info! DK2OM 18107,0 vd vt 08 RUS RDL F1B 50 200 CIS-50-200 - Moscow – idle and

traffic – daily - Russian navy – shared band!

DK2OM 18117,5 vt vd 08 POR CT2IXQ FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “CT2IXQ” – just for info DK2OM 18140,0 vt dly 08 SRB YU1BI FSK8 125 2600 ALE, “YU1BI” – just for info! DK2OM 18150,0 --- -- 08 RUS F1B 100 1000 harmonic from 9075 (100 Bd,

500 Hz) - Kaliningrad DK2OM 21000,0 vt vd 08 B USB Brazilian pirates – Rio de

Janeiro with North Brazil –

very often

DK2OM 21000,0 --- -- 08 SDN USB MFA Sudan – Khartoum with

emba Yemen – voice traffic



S9

DK2OM 21002,2 --- -- 08 SDN !0000

!9999

!8888

F1B 100 170 21002.15 kHz - Pactor 1

encrypted – MFA Sudan –

Khartoum with emba Yemen

DK2OM 21096,0 vt dly 08 INS YD0OXH FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “YD0OXH3” – daily, various times - just for info!

DK2OM 21096,0 vt vd 08 G FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “M1DFO” – just for info! DK2OM 21145,0 vt dly 08 MRC no ITU FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “A” “B301” “C3”, “IR4”

“H4” “IR6” “T4” “E4” “A2” “CD” “K3” “KB2” “J5” “J52” “GR2” “GS4” “R3” “R301” “R33” “R8” “R5” “Y1” “S51” “S3” “S4” “S512” “S552” “G2” “G501” - various times, daily

DK2OM 21145,8 ady dly 08 I IZ3DVW A1A IZ3DVW beacon – 21145,790 kHz – daily, all day - not coordinated with IARU

DK2OM 21400,0 --- -- 08 RUS F1B 50 2000 harmonic from 5350 kHz – area of Moscow

DK2OM 21431,0 0856 30 08 CHN FMOP 10k OTH radar – 66 sps – 3.8 sec bursts

DK2OM 21433,0 0819 25 08 CHN FMOP 10k OTH radar – 66 sps – 7.6 sec bursts - foghorn

DK2OM 21438,0 vt vd 08 RUS RCV A1A RIP90 de RCV - RUS Navy Sevastopol - daily


DK2OM 21446,0 ady dly 08 THA HS0ZEA A1A HS0ZEA beacon – every 5 minutes - just for info!

DK2OM 25000,0 --- -- 08 FIN A3E time signal Helsinki – just for info – carrier on 25000 – dots on 25001 and 24999 – daily, all day – just for info!

DK2OM 28000,0 1925 05 08 B A3E Brazilian CBers – 28000 –

28325 – daily, all day - no

change

DK2OM 28000,0 ady dly 08 CIS F3E 28000 – 29700 numerous CIS

taxi nets – no change



S9

DK2OM 28000,0 vt vd 08 unid mysterious and unstable oscillations – QTE 220 °

DK2OM 28000,0 1342 03 08 I USB Italian pirates DK2OM 28000,0 0836 24 08 F USB French CBers – roger beep DK2OM 28000,0 0742 25 08 RUS F3E RUS taxi DK2OM 28000,0 1352 27 08 CIS F3E pirates in Russian voice – roger

beep DK2OM 28005,0 1653 19 08 RUS F3E RUS taxi - Kaluga DK2OM 28025,0 --- -- 08 POR F1B 51 320 F1B bursts - west of Lisbon –

Atlantic Ocean - Enagal GPS buoy

DK2OM 28030,0 1351 03 08 I USB Italian pirates – roger beep DK2OM 28075,0 --- -- 08 POR F1B 51 320 F1B bursts - west of Lisbon –


DK2OM 28085,1 --- -- 08 POR F1B 51 320 F1B bursts - west of Lisbon – Atlantic Ocean - Enagal GPS buoy

DK2OM 28100,0 1358 03 08 I USB Italian pirates – roger beep DK2OM 28146,0 vt vd 08 ARG

B FSK8 125 1750 ALE, “LU8EX” “PY2TI” “DL1”

– just for info! DK2OM 28195,0 1720 19 08 RUS F3E RUS taxi DK2OM 28235,0 1728 19 08 RUS F3E RUS taxi - daily DK2OM 28275,0 --- -- 08 POR F1B 51 320 F1B bursts - west of Lisbon –


DK2OM 28435,0 ---- -- 08 E F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

28435.040 kHz – Costa del Sol –

Malaga

DK2OM 28459,8 --- -- 08 GAB A3E 1060 carrier and dots in USB and LSB, bursts every 60 sec – carrier – Gabon - daily

DK2OM 28499,8 --- -- 08 MEa F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

28499.875 kHz – Persian Gulf

DK2OM 28746,5 --- -- 08 GAB A3E carrier and dots in USB and LSB, bursts every 60 sec – carrier – Gabon

DK2OM 28751,6 --- -- 08 GAB A3E 1080 carrier and dots in USB and LSB, bursts every 60 sec – carrier – Gabon

DK2OM 28960,0 1235 03 08 IRN FMOP 50k Iranian radar bursts – 150 and 313 sps – long lasting - daily

DK2OM 29114,0 --- -- 08 RUS F1B 100 2000 harmonic from14557.0 kHz - Moscow

DK2OM 29249,9 --- -- 08 E F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29249.880 kHz – Spain

Fuerteventura - daily, all day

DK2OM 29375,0 --- -- 08 I F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29374.898 kHz – Gallipoli,

South Italy - daily, all day

DK2OM 29387,5 --- -- 08 IND F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29387.460 kHz – Indian NW

coast, close to Pakistan - daily,


all day

DK2OM 29400,0 --- -- 08 USA F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29400.070 kHz - USA north-

east coast – NY daily, all day

DK2OM 29450,0 --- -- 08 MRC F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29449.863 kHz - area of El

Aaiun – Morocco - daily, all

day

DK2OM 29500,0 --- -- 08 G F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29499.974 kHz- area of

Gibraltar – daily, all day

DK2OM 29525,0 --- -- 08 MRC F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29524.990 kHz - Agadir -

Morocco – daily, all day

DK2OM 29625,0 --- -- 08 USA F1B 81.9 140 Datawell-buoy “Waverider” –

29625.024 kHz - USA north-

east coast – daily, all day

DK2OM 29685,0 1350 03 08 I VFT 2300 Italian MIL – Brescia - daily DK2OM 29699,5 1350 03 08 I VFT 1600 Italian MIL – Brescia - daily DK2OM 50100,0 1918 09 08 D QRM intentionally disturbed by a


S7 – “many thanks” to German

PTT Eschborn

IRTS – Ireland – EI3GYB (Michael)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE DETAILS

IRTS 10123 -10147

1347 03 08 FMCW Strong radar destroying any reception.

IRTS 1812 0307 11 08 RUS USB/LSB

RUS navy, Kaliningrad. Heard often late at night.

IRTS 1844 0355 to 0420 and

again from

0445 to 0530

27 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen having a long chat.

IRTS 1896.5 0257 06 08 D PSK8 German navy. Daily all night with a huge signal Frequency not usable.

IRTS 3535 0744-0755

01 08 UK USB 2 English fishermen. Both having an Essex accent. Talking about moving gear around.

IRTS 3535 0931-0935

02 08 IRL or

MM

USB 2 Irish fishermen. Ulster accent. Female VHF traffic in the background of one of them. One of the men is called Martin. “See you later!”

IRTS 3550 0531 04 08 F AM French Hams still violating the band plan. Heard nearly every day.

IRTS 3552 0605 09 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen chatting

IRTS 3552 0820 21 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen chatting.

IRTS 3560 0618 15 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen. Huge signals. Loud motor noise from one of the ships.

IRTS 3570 0905 08 08 IRL USB 2 Irish fishermen. Galway accent. Names are Mick and Jack. Loud motor noise from both of them. “Get the grub and I’ll talk to you later or this evening!” They end the conversation at 0918.

IRTS 3615 1427 06 08 POR or

MM

USB 2 Portuguese fishermen. Loud motor noise from both ships. Great signals.

IRTS 3657 0603 24 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen. Exchange of positions and a lot of chat.

IRTS 3670 0912-0940

01 08 HOL or

MM

USB 2 Dutch fishermen. One of them has very loud motor noise in the background. They talk about stuff on e-bay.

IRTS 3678 0849-0907

01 08 F or MM

USB 2 French fishermen. One of them has bad audio. The other has a clear and loud signal with motor


noise and seagulls in the background. IRTS 3675.3 1709 16 08 UK USB 2 UK fishermen. Big signal from one of them

with loud motor noise, the other one is much weaker. “I’ll see you in the morning” at 1721z.

IRTS 3686 0928 01 08 Encrypted voice communication in CRY2001. IRTS 3700 0505 02 08 POR LSB A Portuguese Ham keeps playing sad Portuguese

songs and runs endless monologues. IRTS 3723.5 0627 to

0650 29 08 UK

or MM

USB 2 English fishermen. Big signals from both ships. VHF traffic in the background at one ship. Plenty of foul language. “Fucking fish…fucking boat….fucking hell”

IRTS 3734.5 2334 26 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen. Huge signals from both ships. One station has loud motor noise in the background.

IRTS 3734.7 0935 to 0950

28 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen. One is called Carlos, the other one is called Jose. Monster signals from both ships. Loud motor noise from both of the ships. One ship has VHF traffic in the background.

IRTS 3750 1115 to 1150

26 08 UK USB 2 Ulster fishermen with plenty of foul language.

IRTS 3750 1115 to 1128

26 08 IRL USB 1 fisherman from Cork and one fisherman from Galway having a bit of a chat at the same time and on the same frequency as the Ulster crowd above.

IRTS 3751 1136 17 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen chatting happily.

IRTS 3751 1605 30 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen having a great time.

IRTS 3756 0255 17 08 RUS LSB The Pip. Monster signal. On for decades. IRTS 3777.7 1203 to

1208 08 08 IRL

or MM

USB 2 Irish fishermen. Huge signals. Motor noise clearly audible from one of them. The other ship is much weaker and the operator is a person with a Polish or Russian accent. They make an appointment for 7 o’clock for “exchange of information”- as one of them calls it.

IRTS 5320 1141 08 08 F or MM

USB 2 French fishermen. Strong signals

IRTS 5350 1233 09 08 POR or

MM

USB 2 Portuguese fishermen chatting

IRTS 5360 2152 02 08 UK USB A ham on holidays on the Isle Of Man uses this frequency outside the UK allocation for contacts into the EU and creates a lot of friction. A UK ham trying to tell the visiting ham that he is outside the UK allocation is shouted down by another ham and branded an “idiot”.

IRTS 5360 0001 10 08 MRC or

MM

USB 2 Moroccan fishermen chatting

IRTS 5361.8 0830 21 08 DNK PSK8A Massive 59 plus signal spreading down to 5359.5 KHz and up to 5364.5 KHz. Audible day and night all day onwards from about 10th of August. Seems to be the primary LEGAL user, the military. Unfortunately it makes half of the new 5 MHz ham band unusable now. The signal is gone as of the 29th of August.

IRTS 5390.5 1629 07 08 FMCW Short bursts of radar, on and off. Probably from the Far East.5390.5 to 5401 KHz affected.

IRTS 5400 1325 01 08 E or MM

USB 2 Spanish fishermen. This frequency is extremely popular among fishermen. Spanish fishermen were heard several times on this frequency during the month.

IRTS 5400 0558 09 08 USB 2 male Japanese voices chatting IRTS 5400 1330 21 08 F or

MM USB Huge signals from 2 French fishermen. Heard

several times on this frequency during the month. Somebody suggested to me that they might be


from Belgium instead of France. IRTS 5398.5 1025 04 08 UK USB/LS

B An unknown intruder, most likely from the UK, keeps tuning and destroys deliberately any QSO. Heard a few times in the last 2 months. Another bit of “work” by this person is transmitting in LSB as soon as someone calls in USB. This person only stops when everyone is gone.

IRTS 5398.5 1540 13 08 FMCW Radar, probably from the Far East, makes this frequency unusable at many days during the late afternoon.

IRTS 5405 1035 to 1103

31 08 POR or

MM

USB 2 Portuguese fishermen just on an Irish HAM spot frequency.

IRTS 5399.8 2055 19 08 KOR or

MM

USB 2 Korean fishermen. Same voices as often heard on 10 MHz . Still chatting 30 minutes later. Heard several times during the month at this time.

IRTS 7000 1648 05 08 I LSB A male voice having a monologue in Italian. Heard several times in the past already.

IRTS 7050 1151 04 08 UKR or

RUS

LSB Someone rebroadcasts a Russian radio station with a political discussion. This frequency is used daily for political propaganda.

IRTS 7055 1815 06 08 RUS or

UKR

LSB RUS/UKR radio war with agitprop PX. Very strong and daily audible during the day and early night. Nothing heard during the night.

IRTS 7055.3 1922-2030

21 08 Digital 59plus plus digital signal covering the spectrum from 7055.3 to 7064.2 KHz. Most likely RUS military.

IRTS 7070 0451 22 08 MRC or

MM

USB 2 Maghreb fishermen chatting very happily.

IRTS 7150 1815 02 08 ERI AM Radio Eritrea. Big signal. A regular intruder heard on many days of the month.

IRTS 7180 0303 01 08 ERI AM Radio Eritrea. Strong signal. Audible every day. Sometimes with jamming from Ethiopia.

IRTS 7180 1804 02 08 SOM AM Radio Hargaysa. Strong signal. Can be heard daily.

IRTS 7180 1700 03 08 ERI AM Radio Eritrea plus white noise from Ethiopia. Heard very often during the month.

IRTS 7195.5 1930-2030

21 08 Digital Another massive signal shutting down all HAM traffic from 7195.5 to 7205.5 KHz. Again most likely intruder is the RUS military.

IRTS 10111.2 0540 04 08 MRC or

MM

USB 2 Moroccan fishermen chatting.

IRTS 10110.8 0633 12 08 USB 2 Arab voices chatting IRTS 10144 1613 19 08 FMCW Huge radar signals from 10144 to 10171 KHz. IRTS 14050 1200 04 08 E or

MM USB A male voice with a Spanish accent says several

times the word “contact” and stops after 2 minutes.

IRTS 14100 1156 08 08 UKR or

MM

LSB 2nd harmonic of 7050KHz used in the radio war between UKR and RUS with MX and propaganda talks.

IRTS 14110 1240 10 08 UKR or

RUS

LSB 2. harmonic of 7055 KHz rebroadcasting of a Russian radio station.

IRTS 14192 1648 05 08 RUS F1B RUS navy, Kaliningrad. Daily during hours of sunlight.

IRTS 14221 0122 03 08 KGZ F1B Bishkek. Kyrgyzstan military. Heard very often during the nights.

IRTS 14295 1655 03 08 TJK AM 3rd harmonic of Radio Tajikistan. Heard daily. IRTS 14332.5 1209 31 08 Digital Big digital signal on and off. Probably a North

Korean embassy in West Africa. IRTS 14350 1145 07 08 CW Rapid single dots in CW without interruption.

Still on 1 hour later. IRTS 14349.5 1228 23 08 USB Somebody keeps repeating the rebroadcasting of

the same Spanish radio comment. The


rebroadcasting stops at 1257. IRTS 18080 0636 03 08 TWN AM Voice of Hope, Taiwan. Heard several times

during the month. Sometimes with jamming from the PRC.

IRTS 18156.5 1253 23 08 FMCW Radar from 18156.5 to 18179.5 KHz. Very strong signal, all affected frequencies are unusable.

IRTS 21165 1245 10 08 UKR or

RUS

LSB 3. harmonic of 7055 KHz. This station runs a particular “dirty” emission and has probably more harmonics all over the spectrum.

IRTS 24983 0815 to 0845

03 08 E USB Somebody rebroadcasts a Spanish radio programme with a male person talking.

KARS – Kuwait – 9K2RR (Faisal)

MRASZ – Hungary - HA7PL (Laci)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE SH DETAILS

MRASZ 3508,0 1900 28 8 LSB russian, figures MRASZ 3522,0 1858 28 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3528,0 1813 12 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3531,0 1921 9 8 RUS REA4 N0N hrd: 10, 15, 21, 28, MRASZ 3537,0 1847 7 8 F1B 250 MRASZ 3550,0 1743 12 8 PSK2 AT3004D, hrd: 14, 30 MRASZ 3559,0 2024 7 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3564,0 1841 28 8 F1A "QSA QRJ K" MRASZ 3564,0 1842 28 8 F1B 250 MRASZ 3566,0 1922 9 8 A1A "23546 98678 8T967" 5 figs MRASZ 3568,0 1828 14 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 3570,0 1823 23 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3570,5 1904 29 8 F1B 250 MRASZ 3571,0 1919 21 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 3582,0 1905 28 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3618,0 1817 28 8 A1A 250 "RROVB VCSKA DOCAO" 5 letters MRASZ 3624,0 1918 10 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3624,0 1829 14 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 3657,0 1959 15 8 F1B 500 MRASZ 3675,0 1959 15 8 LSB music MRASZ 3709,0 1842 7 8 A1A "UUAON CKUIQ LYNChK" 5

letters MRASZ 3737,0 1833 30 8 A1A "IWJOU XÖMTA FIOZJ" MRASZ 3738,0 1906 29 8 LSB eastern music MRASZ 3758,0 1907 28 8 PSK2 MRASZ 3762,0 1908 28 8 PAK2 MRASZ 3772,0 1844 7 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 7006,0 1908 29 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 7010,0 1526 10 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 7020,0 1613 11 8 F1B 250 MRASZ 7033,5 1049 23 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 7036,0 1739 12 8 N0N MRASZ 7050,0 1835 7 8 LSB russian-ukrainian chaos, music, hrd:

almost every day MRASZ 7055,0 1836 7 8 LSB chaos, music, propaganda hrd almost

every day MRASZ 7080,8 1616 11 8 A1A deliberate disturbance MRASZ 7088,0 1836 7 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 7088,0 1332 8 8 F1B 200 MRASZ 7120,0 1837 7 8 SOM A3E R. Hargaysa, hrd: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,

15, 21, 23,30 MRASZ 7140,0 1800 10 8 ERI A3E Ui. BC, hrd: 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 30 MRASZ 7140,0 1758 30 8 N0N MRASZ 7162,0 1827 28 8 F1B 250 MRASZ 7170,0 1828 23 8 PSK2 AT3004D MRASZ 7181,5 1804 10 8 ERI A3E Ui. BC, hrd: 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 28, 30 MRASZ 7198,0 1909 21 8 PSK2 AT3004D

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE SH DETAILS

MRASZ 10102,6 1620 11 8 N0N MRASZ 10107,9 0805 31 8 N0N MRASZ 10108,0 0822 31 8 RUS F1A 200 "RDL (3), "18820 10957 (3X) K MRASZ 10108,0 0832 31 8 RUS F1B 200 MRASZ 10114,0 0745 23 8 F1B 1000 hrd: 31 MRASZ 10118,0 1833 7 8 F1B 250 hrd: 8, 9, 10, 11 MRASZ 10118,5 1915 9 8 A1A dotter, deliberate disturbance MRASZ 10125,0 1531 8 8 OTHR MRASZ 18080,0 0754 23 8 TWN A3E Sound of Hope Taiwan MRASZ 14108,0 0812 31 8 RUS A1A "ZCÄYN AEADI MChÄKW"+

"QSY QSY QSY" MRASZ 14292,0 1410 8 8 A1A "54225 23462 54649" MRASZ 14292,0 1416 8 8 A1A "7M6L 7M6L 7M6L QTC +" MRASZ 14295,0 1830 7 8 TJK A3E Radio Tajik, 3rd. harm. hrd:

7,9,11,12,13,14,21,30

OEVSV – Austria – OE3GSA (Gerd)

PZK – Poland – SP9BRP (Jan) REF – France – F5MIU (Francis) - F5JBR (Andre)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE Baud Sh /Bw DETAILS

R.E.F. 7150 1656 28 09 AM 18kHz Jamming white noise S8 jamming cease at16h59 but AM remain

R.E.F. 7175 1656 28 09 AM 15kHz Jamming white noise S9+ jamming cease at17h01 but AM remain

R.E.F. 14117 1747 19 09 fm 6kHz 2x Russian speaking in FM S9 ! R.E.F. 21070 0710 18 09 fmcw 20kHz OTH radar S4 s-rate 40mS

REP – Portugal – CT4AN (Jose Francisco)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE BD SH DETAILS REP 3510 07.59 10 08 F J3E-U French fishery REP 3560 08.10 02 08 E J3E-U Spanish fishery REP 3580 17.01 11 08 E J3E-U Spanish fishery REP 7000 21.31 17 08 B J3E-U Brazilian fishery, everyday REP 7075 17.01 17 08 RUS PSK4 120 3k AT3004D modem, Russia

REP 7120 17.44 04 08 SOM 8k00

A3EGN

Radio Hargaysa

REP 7140 All Dly A3E Radio Eritreia jammed by R. Ethiopia REP 7150 16.00 07 08 ETH A3E Radio Eritriea jammed REP 7180 All Dly A3E Radio Eritreia jammed by R. Ethiopia REP 7185 18.21 14 08 RUS PSK4 120 3k AT3004D REP 10120 19.01 22 08 MRC J3E-U Fishermen REP 10130 17.08 20 08 E J3E-U Spanish fishery REP 10134 09.15 30 08 J3E-U Unid male ops msgs in phonetics REP 14000 11.00 19 08 F1B 300 425 RY, RY, RY … REP 14008 07.59 13 08 F1B 50 250 REP 14030 07.12 11 08 RUS PSK2 AT3004D REP 14135 17.30 15 08 RUS FMCW OTH radar, Russia REP 14200 12.29 15 08 RUS F1B 50 200 CIS36 modem REP 14221 21.00 04 08 R F1B 50 200 CIS-50 modem, Russian mil, evrdy REP 14280 17.00 14 08 RUS FMCW 50 17k OTH radar REP 28125 16.15 18 08 RUS F3E Taxi YL dispatcher REP 28285 18.05 26 08 J3E-U North african fishery REP 28950 07.25 09 08 IRN FMOP 150 Iran radar REP 29135 10.02 13 08 RUS F3E Taxi dispatcher REP 29165 11.01 10 08 RUS F3E Taxi dispatcher REP 29250 16.59 11 08 F1B 82 180 Datawell GPS buoy

REP 28.xx All Dly 08 B A3E J3E Brazilian CB´rs, daily, all day, all modes

RSGB - Great Britain – G0MGX (Mark) SRAL – Finland – OH2BLU (Pekka)

Society kHZ UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE BAUD SHIFT REMARKS

SRAL 7001,0 1000-1240

16. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7006,5 1215 21. 8 UiPTR F1B 200 SRAL 7008,0 0740-

0915/ * 8 UiPTR F1B/

N0N 250 Days: 4. 16. 18. 27. 28. 29.

SRAL 7008,5 1120-1145

4. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7016,0 0750-1410

* 8 UiPTR F1B 250 Days: 16. 17. 18. 28.

SRAL 7018,62 0745-1200

12. 8 UiCarr N0N

SRAL 7018,75 1625-2110/

29. 8 UiPTR F1B/A 250

SRAL 7020,0 0745-1615

* 8 RUS UiPTR F1B 250 Days: 3. 11. 27. 31.

SRAL 7022,0 0745-1245

16. 31.

8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7025,0 0540-0900

30. 31.

8 UiPTR F1B 200

SRAL 7043,0 0745-0900

16. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7048,6 1120 12. 8 UiPTR F1B/ N0N

S9+ 20dB

SRAL 7058,0 11105-1230

16. 8 UiPTR F1B 250


0800 12. 8 UiPTR F1B

SRAL 7076,0 0935-0950

22. 8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 7081,0 1230-1250

22. 8 UiCarr N0N

SRAL 7087,0 1045-1100

6. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7088,0 0400-2000

7. 8. 8 UiPTR F1B 200

SRAL 7090,5 1630 1. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600 Carrier on 7088,5 kHz SRAL 7102,0 1315 11. 8 UiCW A1A 5BL SRAL 7111,0 0500-

1100 4. 6. 8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 7112,0 1300-1330

7. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7115,0 0400-0530

17. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7120,0 /0330-0530/

dly 8 SOM R.Hargeisa

A3E

SRAL 7120,0 /1500-2000/

dly 8 SOM R.Hargeisa

A3E

SRAL 7122,0 1245-1400

15. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600


0600 28. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7127,0 1030-1045

25. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7140,0 0300-0530

11. – 31.

8 ERI VoBME A3E Jammed by ETH

SRAL 7140,0 1430-1835/

10. – 31.


SRAL 7150,0 0300-0530

1. – 10.



SRAL 7150,0 1430-1835/

1. – 9.


SRAL 7160,0 0830-1000

16. 8 RUS RMW32 A1A

SRAL 7162,0 1800-1850/

28. 8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 7169,0 1330-1650

14. 16.

8 UiCW A1A 5F

SRAL 7169,0 0800-1045

* 8 UiPTR F1B 200/250

Days: 2. 5. 26.

SRAL 7170,0 1800 23. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600 SRAL 7172,0 1250 28. 8 UiCW A1A 5BL SRAL 7176,6 0300-

0530 1. – 10.


SRAL 7176,6 1430-1835/

1. – 9.


SRAL 7179,0 1400-1435/

1. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7180,0 0300-0530

20. – 24.


SRAL 7180,0 1430-1835/

20. – 24.


SRAL 7181,6 0300-0530

* 8 ERI VoBME A3E Jammed by ETH, days: 11. – 19. 25. – 31.

SRAL 7181,6 1430-1835/

* 8 ERI VoBME A3E Jammed by ETH, days: 10. – 19. 25. – 31.

SRAL 7186,0 1100-1430

10. 12.

8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7187,5 1200-1330

11. 15.

8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 7198,0 1015-1030

16. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600

SRAL 7199,0 1330-1400

22. 8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 7 MHz 8 RUS 29B6 FMCW 50Hz / 15 kHz (WebSDR 0d)

SRAL 7 MHz 8 RUS UiOTHR FMCW 10Hz / 15 kHz, 30 sec, with 16 min cycle. QRT ☺

SRAL 10 MHz 0330-0410

3. 8 RUS 29B6 FMCW 50Hz / 15 kHz (WebSDR 12d)

SRAL 14008,0 0740-1420/

* 8 UiPTR F1B 250 Days: 6. 10. 13. 16. 17. 20.

SRAL 14108,0 0615-1030

* 8 RUS VWLS etc.

A1A Days: 1. 7. 11. 13. 20. 30.

SRAL 14116,0 0525-0810

11. 21.

8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 14120,0 0420-0550

12. 26.

8 2RQ9 A1A

SRAL 14141,0 0820-0920

6. 20. 8 UiPTR F1B 500

SRAL 14144,0 0915 2. 8 UiMUX PSK2 120 2600 SRAL 14160,0 0805-

1030 20. 21.

8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 14192,0 0530-1300

* 8 RUS UiPTR F1B 200 Days: 1. 2. 5. 6. 8. 12. 13. 20. 26. 27. 31.

SRAL 14221,0 0300-0600/

dly 8 KGZ UiPTR F1B 200

SRAL 14240,0 0700-1030

20. 30.

8 UiPTR F1B 250

SRAL 14292,0 0820 20. 22.

8 NTQQ A1A

SRAL 14295,0 0330-1930

dly 8 TJK R Tojikiston

A3E 3f 4765,00 kHz, Yangiyul TX

SRAL 14 MHz 8 RUS 29B6 FMCW 50Hz / 15 kHz, (WebSDR 0d)

SRAL 14 MHz 8 RUS UiOTHR FMCW 10Hz / 15 kHz, 30 sec, with 16 min cycle. QRT ☺


SRAL 18080,0 0615-0745

* 8 TWN VoAsia A3E Days: 7. 27. 31.

SRAL 18 MHz 0745-1200

* 8 CYP / TUR

UiOTHR FMCW 25/50Hz / 20 kHz, (WebSDR 12d) Days: 6. 7. 20. 22.

SRAL 21 MHz 0915-1030

27. 8 CYP / TUR

UiOTHR FMCW 25/50Hz / 20 kHz, (WebSDR 8d)

SRAL 21438,0 /0830-1100

3. 6. 27.

8 RUS RCV A1A

SRAL 24 MHz 8 UiOTHR FMCW (WebSDR 0d) SRAL 28600,0 8 IRN UiOTHR FMCW 307 & 870 Hz / 60 kHz –

300 kHz SRAL 28960,0 0530-

1800 * 8 IRN UiOTHR FMCW 150 & 313 Hz / 60 kHz ,

days: 2. 3. 6. 7. 14. 16. 26. 27. 30.

SRAL 28 MHz 8 UiOTHR FMCW 25/50Hz / 20 kHz (WebSDR 0d)

SRAL 28 MHz 0530-1800

* 8 RUS Taxi disp. F3E 64 reports, days: 1. – 5. 11. 13. 19. - 22. 26. 31.

USKA – Switzerland – HB9CET (Peter)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE BD SH

(BW) DETAILS

80m band informational only! - Primary but shared with other also primary allocated services

USKA 3527.0 2127 28 08 F1B 50 200 daily

USKA 3532.0 2241 21 08 DQPSK 14x75 5k9 LINK 11 CLEW: ISP or DSP Mode

USKA 3550.0 2257 04 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 3732.0 2238 21 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 3738.0 2241 31 08 F1B 75 250 USKA 3741.5 2245 31 08 A1A 23 wpm letters and figures in groups of 5 USKA 3757.8 2131 28 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 3761.8 2134 28 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 7000.0 1905 07 08 N0N long lasting carrier

USKA 7000.0 2238 17 J3E-U unident language, maybe Asian village radio ?

USKA 7050.0 1638 07 08 J3E-L ~3k Patriotic slogans and music often USKA 7058.0 2209 22 08 F1B 75 250 USKA 7060.0 0844 09 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 7063.5 2213 21 08 F1B 75 200 USKA 7064.0 1652 09 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 7088.0 1641 07 08 F1B 75 200 USKA 7094.0 1647 09 08 FMOP 10 sps 30k

USKA 7103.0

VFO USB 2246 09 08 var F1B 100 170 CODAN Selcall; ID's: 5633; 10001; 6605; 4865; 1961

USKA 7106.0

VFO USB 2309 09 08 var F1B 100 170 CODAN Selcall; ID's: 3952; 7001; 11191; 7987;

USKA 7111.0

VFO LSB 2250 04 08 BPSK 30x60Bd ~2k5 Burst system; tone spacing 75 Hz. Preamble 4x PSK 60Bd, spacing 600Hz; Pilottone at 450Hz

USKA 7111.0 0938 06 08 F1B 75 250

USKA 7112.0

VFO USB 2248 04 08 var F1B 100 170 CODAN Selcall ID: 5825

USKA 7112.0

VFO LSB 1329 10 08 BPSK 30x60Bd ~2k5 Burst system; tone spacing 75 Hz Preamble 4x PSK 60Bd, spacing 600Hz; Pilottone at 450Hz

USKA 7114.0 2230 31 08 F1B 50 200

USKA 7119.9 1719 06 08 SOM A3E BC; Radio Hargaysa almost daily

USKA 7122.0 0818 15 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 QPSK; CIS12 (AT3104D) USKA 7137.0 1437 04 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12

USKA 7139.0

VFO USB 2227 09 08 var F1B 100 170 CODAN Selcall ID's: 7030; 10001; 11896; 4553

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE BD SH

(BW) DETAILS

USKA 7140.0 1721 16 08 A3E BC

USKA 7142.0

VFO USB 2223 09 08 var F1B 100 170 CODAN Selcall

USKA 7150.0 1640 07 08 ERI A3E BC, massively jammed USKA 7150.0 1641 07 08 ~ 20k Jammer, white noise

USKA 7154.0

VFO LSB 2106 13 08 BPSK 30x60Bd ~2k5 Burst system; tone spacing 75 Hz Preamble 4x PSK 60Bd, spacing 600Hz; Pilottone at 450Hz

USKA 7169.0 0813 09 08 F1B 75 250 USKA 7175.0 1643 07 08 ERI A3E ~8k BC, massively jammed USKA 7175.0 1644 07 08 20k Jammer, white noise USKA 7180.0 1519 29 08 ≥ 10k Jammer, white noise, heavy USKA 7181.5 1519 29 08 ERI? A3E ~8k BC, massively jammed USKA 7197.0 2217 21 08 381018 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 7197.0 2219 21 08 340018 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 7197.0 2222 21 08 347018 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 7197.0 2223 21 08 123456 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A often USKA 7197.0 2225 21 08 317018 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 7197.0 2228 21 08 306013 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 7197.0 2232 21 08 319013 MFSK8 125 1750 ALE, MIL 188-141A USKA 14008.0 1348 07 08 F1B 50 250 almost daily USKA 14026.0 1253 08 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 system USKA 14116.0 0823 21 08 F1B 50 250 USKA 14141.0 0915 06 08 F1B 75 500 USKA 14160.0 0657 30 08 F1A 250 some short cw with q-codes USKA 14160.0 0701 30 08 F1B 75 250 USKA 14169.0 0806 14 08 F1B 50 200 USKA 14177.0 0924 06 08 F1B 75 500

USKA 14190.0 0834 09 08 FMCW 41 sps ~10k OTHR, Burst system BD appx 6s, appx BRI 43s

USKA 14192.0 1458 01 08 F1B 50 200 almost daily USKA 14221.0 2034 15 08 F1B 50 200 almost daily USKA 14240.0 0706 30 08 F1B 75 250 USKA 14258.0 1155 05 08 F1B 50 500 USKA 14314.0 0858 31 08 J7D 12x120 2k7 BPSK; CIS12 USKA 14348.5 1314 10 08 F1B 600 600 ARQ USKA 18065.0 0837 21 08 FMCW 50 sps 20k OTHR, partially in 17m band

USKA 18150.0 0812 14 08 F1B 100 1k Harmonic of 9075kHz often

USKA 21310.0 1634 07 08 FMCW 50 20k OTHR; strong fading

Veron – Netherlands – PA2GRU (Dick)

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE SHIFT DETAILS

VERON 3527,0 20.04 1 8 UiPTR F1B Revs (also 25/8 20.15 UTC) VERON 3531,0 20.12 25 8 UiPTR F1B Dotter VERON 3592,0 20.17 25 8 CIS UiCW A1A 5BL VERON 3616,0 20.06 1 8 CIS UiCW A1A Strings of Cyrillic Morse VERON 3789,0 17.55 2 8 CIS UiCW A1A 5BL VERON 7020,0 15.40 11 8 RUS UiPtr F1B 250 Hz Ptr VERON 7049,8 17.04 5 8 RUS/UKR UiBC A3E Russian speech; S9+; wide

splatters VERON 7050,0 19.31 11 8 RUS UiBC A3E speech Russian language VERON 7055,0 19.21 5 8 RUS/UKR J3E-l Russian speech; no calls VERON 7055,0 19.21 5 8 RUS/UKR J3E-l Patriotic music VERON 7055,0 14.53 19 8 RUS/UKR J3E-l Russian speech; no calls VERON 7070,0 21.21 19 8 GEO? UiMux FSK8 1k8 VERON 7150,0 15.10 5 8 ETH NON 10k White noise jammer; S5 VERON 7169,0 06.28 18 8 CIS VBLE A1A proc VERON 7169,0 13.50 18 8 CIS 7A4Z A1A 2EL8 DE 7A4Z R 284 IMI K VERON 7169,0 13.57 18 8 CIS 7A4Z A1A PMV5 DE 7A4Z R 284 IMI

K VERON 7169,0 13.00 21 8 CIS KNJJ A1A DSLS DE KNJJ proc

SOC kHz UTC DD MM ITU IDENT MODE SHIFT DETAILS

VERON 7169,0 13.01 21 8 CIS KNJJ A1A ZODS DE KNJJ proc VERON 7175,0 15.08 5 8 ETH NON 10k White noise jammer; S6 VERON 7200,0 20.14 19 8 CHN/TWN UiBC A3E 8k Chinese music; S6 VERON 14008,0 08.40 10 8 CIS UiPTR F1B Carrier/Revs/Ptr (also 17/8) VERON 14040,0 15.45 13 8 E UiILL J3E-u male, Spanish VERON 14108,0 11.59 24 8 CIS DJQU A1A FCC6 de DJQU QTC 733

QEPDa 5BL VERON 14108,0 12.01 5 8 RUS VWLS A1A 6VCM DE VWLS QTC ZGS

K VERON 14108,0 07.29 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A QJIG DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 07.30 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A M1Z3 DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 07.31 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A NOW5 DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 07.32 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A WNQD DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 07.33 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A IRPR DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 07.34 16 8 RUS SJPT A1A ZTCM DE SJPT proc VERON 14108,0 06.08 17 8 RUS SJPT A1A IRPR DE SJPT 412 24 17

0906 412 BT VERON 14108,0 06.08 17 8 RUS SJPT A1A ZGB 127 BT MMMMM (etc

5BL) VERON 14108,0 06.12 21 8 RUS DIQU A1A SKVH DE DJQU QTC 475

38 21 0916 475 VERON 14108,0 06.12 21 8 RUS DIQU A1A BT 997 BT MMMM (etc

5BL). Ends: 792 VERON 14108,0 09.57 10 8 CIS F2ET A1A XXX WL5N F2ET 96847

9951 1902 etc VERON 14108,0 09.58 10 8 CIS F2ET A1A XXX KH8N F2ET 96847

35174 1902 K VERON 14108,0 09.59 10 8 CIS F2ET A1A XXX WL5N 37332 RIS 3268

4500 K VERON 14108,0 10.00 10 8 CIS F2ET A1A XXX WL5N 37332 RIS 3268

K VERON 14108,0 12.02 14 8 CIS SJPT A1A QJIG DE SJPT R 648 ? K

proc VERON 14108,0 12.02 14 8 CIS SJPT A1A NOW5 de SJPT R 648 ? K VERON 14108,0 12.08 14 8 CIS SJPT A1A XXX WEGI 33679

STSILXNYJ 8173 VERON 14108,0 12.13 14 8 CIS SJPT A1A M1Z3 de SJPT 648 ? K VERON 14108,0 12.15 14 8 CIS SJPT A1A IRPR de SJPT 648 ? K VERON 14108,0 09.16 8 8 CIS VWLS A1A ASD7 de VWLS QRJ3 QJG

QYT9 k VERON 14108,0 09.31 8 8 CIS VWLS A1A ASD7 de VWLS ZXL ZXH

ZBB QYT9 k VERON 14108,0 09.46 8 8 CIS 8CDC A1A 8CDC ZGU ZBR ZPM QYT6

k VERON 14108,0 09.47 8 8 CIS 7BAB A1A 7BAB R k VERON 14108,0 09.50 8 8 CIS VWLS A1A ASD7 de VWLS QTA ZXL

ZXN QYT6 k VERON 14108,0 09.55 8 8 CIS ZLFU A1A 6VCM de ZLFU QTC 515

MMMMM 5BL VERON 14108,0 10.00 18 8 CIS SJPT A1A Calls to: NOW5 WNQD

IRPR ZTCM VERON 14108,0 10.10 18 8 CIS SJPT A1A M1Z3 de SJPT QTC 732

MMMMM 5BL VERON 14108,0 12.19 24 8 CIS DJQU A1A Calls to: HGAH 8O4D

PUCM A2CX VERON 14108,0 12.19 24 8 CIS DJQU A1A Calls to: FCC6 HAZI VERON 14116,0 08.18 11 8 UiPTR F1B Ptr VERON 14160,0 08.15 11 8 UiPTR F1B Ptr VERON 14192,0 08.50 3 8 CIS UiPTR F1B Revs/Ptr VERON 14215,0 18.46 31 8 UKR D1DX JRE-u Pirate callsign From Donetsk

clg CQ DX VERON 14350,0 08.45 7 8 UiCAR A1A Ui carrier VERON 21438,0 15.35 17 8 RUS RCV A1A RGC94 DE RCV QTC 918 85

19 1301 918 VERON 21438,0 15.35 17 8 RUS RCV A1A BT NAWIP (etc)

credits:

Wavecom Elektronik – Buelach – Switzerland

All HAMs, friends and contributors worldwide!

Many thanks for your interest!

compiled and published by DK2OM - September 2017

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